That's a risk I really don't want to take. Besides, it's not a bother. It'd be more of a bother to know that I've just left you to go off on your own in this state and maybe get yourself hurt worse or something.

[Maes is visibly surprised as the Pokemon bows down, like to suggest that he could give them a lift there. He was actually just going to suggest that the large flying pterodactyl-dragon creature lead the way from the skies...But this would actually be a lot faster.

He gives a nod. It's a little risky, considering the messy crash-land he just witnessed, but if the kid did wind up with some kind of hemorrhage or brain-swelling as a result of impact(after all, there's no telling if this is actually a second-impact concussion or not), it'd be better to get him looked at right away. Carefully, he makes his way over to the Aerodactyl and climbs onto his back, holding Envy close with one arm and bracing himself for the inevitable high winds with the other.

After all, it'd be bad if there was a second fall with an injured passenger aboard. Especially since second-impact concussions are actually pretty serious and potentially fatal.]

Please stay focused, and be gentle. For your friend's sake, alright?

[He smiles, his tone with the same kind of calm gentleness that he'd use with a child - he can only hope that the Pokemon listens.]